Chemical Geology 1994 - 1995: Vol 111-120 Index

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CHEMICAL
GEOLOGY
INCLUDING
ISOTOPE GEOSCIENCE
Chemical Geology 120 (1995) 381-396
Author Index Volumes 111-120
This Author Index is a cumulative list of all Author’s names with titles of their papers including
(book)reviews, prefaces/introductions to special issues, etc., which were published in Volumes
111-120 of Chemical Geology/Isotope Geoscience. The first figure in the last column is the volume
number(issue number) and the last figure indicates the page number(s). The complete title of a
paper is only listed with the name of the first Author. For the year of publication of a paper the
reader is referred to the list at the bottom of p. 396.
Adam, J. and Green, T:H., The effects of pressure and temperature on the partitioning of Ti, Sr and REE
between amphibole, clinopyroxene and basanitic melts .......... 0. cc cece eee cece teen eee eeeeeeeees . 117(1/4): 219-234
es es ee IS. i.o vis 4k bed dkcceebed 0 0bes bin baas 056k oceees ths esedanieeeianns . 119(1/4): 13- 29
BS We NE Bs soo as nis oies oi coe ine dn d0 050000 oes bane ee int eereeens entrees cdeneenees . 114(3/4): 217-234
Alexander, R., Baker, R.W., Kagi, R.I. and Warton, B., Cyclohexylbenzenes in crude oils ................ . 113(1/2): 103-115
as MES 68.50 506,040.90 50k 04056645008 00 RvR eee 34h 1004 b400054006K 08s %08 5 babe aks . 113(1/2): 117-132
pe SS ENT TE STEP CET PTO CTOTE CT CTT RT CTC eT TET TE TET TTT ere * 114(3/4): 269-279
Aller, R.C., Bioturbation and remineralization of sedimentary organic matter: effects of redox oscillation
GATT Tee TTT Ee TTT Tre TTT TeeITeT TTT Tee TT ri Tee eT eT Tere » 114(3/4): 331-345
po PT TT TTT TCL ECT ERT Te CTC CENT TCL eee ee eT eee ee . *111(1/4): 297-306
PR Lt Se POP ee eT eTeeeT TTT eTETETETETTE STOTT TT TET CT Terre re eRe er ee . 1131/2): 1- 22
Andersen, T., Hagelia, P. and Whitehouse, M.J., Precambrian multi-stage crustal evolution in the Bamble
sector of south Norway: Pb isotopic evidence from a Sveconorwegian deep-seated granitic intrusion..... * 116(3/4): 327-343
Arai, S., Characterization of spinel peridotites by olivine-spinel compositional relationships: Review and
I 6.0. 6:6.n5.44 86K e REE EE Ae 06 ax 040d bhES E EER TEER MESSED AEV ECD EEES ORE RESOS DOK OMRB SERS . 113(3/4): 191-204
FO, Fe tix CUD HPO, TERE ook ce indies ca cisdeccissdanitiennsdeesacaeavensdieuanaueabecnenavens 120(3/4): iii- iv
Arndt, N.T: and Todt, W., Formation of 1.9-Ga-old Trans-Hudson continental crust: Pb isotopic data...... . 118(1/4): 9- 26
PEE, Fis: GRO DEM, We ais kv ce saiesinscsncrenteatene ctacecenesbansdeanretveshsbensbaescbboneen 118(1/4): 109-142
Atkin, B.P. and Somerfield, C., The determination of total sulphur in geological materials by coulometric
SE bn.6 k 0 bo donne kiees ese rede Shaan h 00000000960 tnekd e vb pL eebe tant kh bens CERABERONSA DL CREEAD 111(1/4): 131-134
Awwiller, D.N., Geochronology and mass transfer in Gulf Coast mudrocks (south-central Texas, U.S.A.):
ee RTT CPETETET OTT T TIMI T ITEC TT TTL ee 116(1/2): 61- 84
Baadsgaard, H., Proterozoic Crustal Evolution by K.C. Condie (Editor) (Book Review) ...............0- » 112(1/2): 197
POORER, Bats, BOG FURIE, Gc ccciccccccscccccnpansssoscensbeneuwedeecsrececeescesestereevedeseees . 111(1/4): 1- 15
ERROE,, TisW n OOS FTIIOIRE, Be oo ck ccc cee chee eee bes be eeerse cS dabaes cneeesoareteredeuceeeeteeseees 113(1/2): 103-115
Banks, D.A., Yardley, B.W.D., Campbell, A.R. and Jarvis, K.E., REE composition of an aqueous magmatic
fluid: A fluid inclusion study from the Capitan Pluton, New Mexico, U.S.A. ...0.00 .ec. ec.e .e ees 113(3/4): 259-272
BORGO, Z., OHO VOMBIE, An ainsi ccc cccs ese eccckcccteeseresecresedaresededenedesecesesiebuseees . 120(1/2): 135-154
Berager, WEA, 200 Depuy, Co cece cicvcccennccccccccccncnnsccrsctscvessereredseeeoeseceervooenrs . 120(1/2): 15- 25
Bariac, T., Gonzalez-Dunia, J., Tardieu, F., Tessier, D. and Mariotti, A., Variabilité spatiale de la composition
isotopique de l’eau (180, 7H) au sein des organes des plantes aériennes: 1. Approche en conditions
contrélées (Spatial variation of the isotopic composition of water (/80, 2H) in organs of aerophytic plants:
1. Assessment under laboratory CONGITIONS) ........ 2. cccccsecccccscccescccevcsscusveevesseeevess * 115(3/4): 307-315
* Refers to Isotope Geoscience Section.
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382 Author Index Volumes 111-120 / Chemical Geology 120 (1995) 381-396
Bariac, T., Gonzalez-Dunia, J., Katerji, N., Béthenod, O., Bertolini, J.M. and Mariotti, A., Variabilité spatio-
temporelle de la composition isotopique de l’eau (180, 7H) dans le continuum sol-plante—atmosphére: 2.
Approche en conditions naturelles (Spatial variation of the isotopic composition of water(!8O, 7H) in the
* 115(3/4):
soil-plant-atmosphere system: 2. Assessment under field conditions) 317-333
119(1/4):
es en 5's UGE SOONER YDb e Md SC hS WHET SE EORE HAS OO KES O60 VEO VON S Eee Es 175-190
* 113(1/2):
RE ee Cree ere eee Oe ee re ee eee re en ere ' 149-169
112(1/2):
Baskakov, A.V., see Gorokhov, I.M 71- 89
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eS ee ee eee ery ey e eee Pere errr Tere Te reT L eee ee ee eee ee Tee eee Tee ee 7 115-130
119(1/4):
Bau, M., see Cotten, J. 115-138
Bea, F, Pereira, M.D. and Stroh, A., Mineral/leucosome trace-element partitioning in a peraluminous
migmatite (a laser ablation-ICP-MS study) 117(1/4): 291-312
Beattie, P., Systematics and energetics of trace-element partitioning between olivine and silicate melts:
117(1/4):
Implications for the nature of mineral/melt partitioning 57- 71
Bédard, J.H., A procedure for calculating the equilibrium distribution of trace elements among the minerals
of cumulate rocks, and the concentration of trace elements in the coexisting liquids 118(1/4): 143-154
Bellén, A.S., Mosser, C., Roquin, C. and Pardo, E.S., Geochemical characterization of sedimentary basins by
statistical analysis: The Mio-Pliocene sequences of the Vera Basin, SE Spain ............e.ee. e:eeee e ‘ 116(3/4): 229-243
Belshaw, N.S., O’Nions, R.K., Martel, D.J. and Burton, K.W., High-resolution SIMS analysis of common lead 112(1/2): 57- 70
ESTE AER rt 2 ee ee ee ar ee ee ee 114(3/4): 191-197
RE I EI REE AT Gr apy Oa aE ee ee 116(3/4): 301
Benedetti, M.F, Menard, O., Noack, Y., Carvalho, A. and Nahon, D., Water-rock interactions in tropical
catchments: field rates of weathering and biomass impact 118(1/4): 203-220
Bergeron, M., see Tremblay, A 113(3/4): 205-220
Berner, R.A., see Raiswell, R 111(1/4): 101-110
* 115(3/4):
Bertolini, J.M., see Bariac, T- 317-333
Bertrand, C., Fritz, B. and Sureau, J.-F, Hydrothermal experiments and thermo-kinetic modelling of
water-—sandstone interactions 116(3/4): 189-202
Besch, T., see Schaaf, P. 118(1/4): 63- 84
* 115(3/4):
Béthenod, O., see Bariac, T. 317-333
Beunk, FF, see Valbracht, P.J. 112(1/2): 21- 37
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PETTY ToT) Sere ETT RCE CECE TCET CET ETS TEETER TLE PTET 261-280
I EE ee re ee ee ee re eee. ee ree ee rr re rT ere * 119(1/4): 307-329
Bhandari, N., Gupta, M., Pandey, J. and Shukla, P.N., Chemical profiles in K/T boundary section of
113(1/2):
Meghalaya, India: cometary, asteroidal or volcanic 45- 60
Bhat, M.I., Le Fort, P. and Ahmad, T., Bafliaz volcanics, NW Himalaya: origin of a bimodal, tholeiite and
114(3/4):
alkali basalt suite 217-234
111(1/4):
re Ae ee oes CE TRENE AROUSED DAMMAM eRehekMeheSebekeecuvesoesses 207-226
NT ETS CLEC EO TEC CLT COL S TRTTE CCR ULE RTULEET TR LT 114(1/2): 69- 82
I laid Se a ee eae ee ek ee ha eee ete eed deeb iae a hbebeneanenewes 118(1/4): 271-287
111(1/4):
1- 15
114(3/4): 191-197
116(3/4):
301
Bird, M.I., Quade, J., Chivas, A.R., Fifield, L.K., Allan, G.L. and Head, M.J., The carbon isotope composition
ee ey CRT OP NE CE icc cckeeccccsoceseedehsddcdereesdedesebbicsasebaness ‘ * 114(3/4): 269-279
Blackburn, W.H., Metcalf, R.V. and Ragland, P.C., Geochemical evolution of the Precambrian Old Rag
Granite, Virginia, U.S.A.: testing a U-Th exploration model 111(1/4): 177-206
Blusztajn, J. and Shimizu, N., The trace-element variations in clinopyroxenes from spinel peridotite xenoliths
from southwest Poland 111(1/4): 227-243
115(1/2):
Bodur, M.N. and Ergin, M., Geochemical characteristics of the recent sediments from the Sea of Marmara . 73-101
Boehler, R., Chopelas, A. and Zerr, A., Temperature and chemistry of the core-mantle boundary 120(3/4): 199-205
RT ree ET ere er ee ret fre rer eee caveiesk bbbceee dieses wanes 119(1/4): 115-138
Borisov, A., see O’Neill, H. St.C. 120(3/4): 255-273
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Borner, I., see Morgenstern, U. 127-134
TTT CETTE ET TET. TET EP TCT TT ee eee Te eTr ey VET eE Coe ee Tee rer Te 118(1/4): 85-108
Se, EES ade ea cle eel ea tee bbbak wee eek cee puede ands weds benmeseceebeee ened 115(1/2): 117-122
Boudreau, A.E., see Braun, K. 113(3/4): 245-257
RE, SECT TST TT Te TTe ee Tere TTT Tee TTT ETT CTT TTT ECT eT Tere eT Tete ‘ 116(1/2): 85-109
Bowins, R.J. and Crocket, J.H., Sulfur and carbon isotopes in Archean banded iron formations: Implications
for sulfur sources * 111(1/4): 307-323
116(1/2): 29- 42
Author Index Volumes 111-120 /C hemical Geology 120 (1995) 381-396 383
Boyd, S.R. and Pillinger, C.T., A preliminary study of '5N/!4N in octahedral growth form diamonds ....... 116(1/2): 43-— 59
* 113(1/2):
ee a ee es ohne bk A SaEO ds CEO WECNSLA4d Sos Lace any Swhele eke 171-189
Braun, K., Meurer, W., Boudreau, A.E. and McCallum, I.S., Compositions of pegmatoids beneath the J-M
113(3/4):
ee ee Cy SG, DUNN, CMM: inc ce iv dcsnvdneeecenseaubeeawesesteecedcceneedes s 245-257
* 113(1/2):
eS gd bc Ka RAW EMR EA KERR OAR MORSE EEEK ¥ 0h baekeectash eee 149-169
119(1/4):
Ss a a wei e sks Keele Rkbs O0dee .eRMRSae PEERED Rrrery area 101-113
119(1/4):
Ne a eds bhSR OR SEAMS ENC ERADD ORO NEWEEEES bduaks cee eNLauaal 115-138
119(1/4):
Mi ir SA a oe de Sain SHS TEAMED OADEDEAD RECA RMR Seda es band eeawe 191-207
* 114(1/2):
EV ELON ET TET TE EEC CT CTT T eee TTT TT CPOE Ee eeT er ere ee Teeter eS 179-183
* 112(1/2):
a Ek kG bh A AASS DO WOLESAP ERASE DES bind 404.9% 0900005 000008 )50000N0N 145-167
* 113(3/4):
oa thle Daa ay ae RA DONA eee Bee ARE MESSE Read 4540 Kes Oe aNeese 347-376
Burns, S.J., Haudenschild, U. and Matter, A., The strontium isotopic composition of carbonates from the
late Precambrian (~560-540 Ma) Hugf Group of Oman * 111(1/4): 269-282
ee a a bid as bd Gh eh bk wEOO OEE Oba 4dd G 5b OS9E TOE 04S 48S ORDER 112(1/2): 57-— 70
a vealed see ee shee e eh be¥Ae 968 ERE O45 860 R aS OOM bdo ebU ee eeeehamtin 115(3/4): 249-262
I Te PT eT ee eer ey Oe err eee re Pe ee Ee Tee se 120(1/2): 1- 14
* 112(1/2):
Wereng ANNE CNN SING ons nsdn Gin nes Mba bee adinds dv yan w kn dees O4GNN Cah h eee ba eednneeeees 131-143
Camiré, G., La Fléche, M.R. and Jenner, G.A., Geochemistry of pre-Taconian mafic volcanism in the Humber
Zone of the northern Appalachians, Québec, Canada 119(1/4): 55- 77
STHPSESSSHHKHSPOSCCSEeHPTVOEVPASCCCSCHC SCORE CAH EOBEUAVSH ECS YEAS
113(3/4):
Cn, Sg NE EL MII ccc k cece esacecba0edv ena cpht dCreeek esUResesevaeeeaCessnyseeesanw ee 259-272
111(1/4):
es es a woke wp kde eh te oalee eee G eae nde edad eb bee aaese ket eee sane 101-110
Canfield, D.E., Factors influencing organic carbon preservation in marine sediments (Special Section) 114(3/4): 315-329
114(3/4):
ee i ee kal hahha teh baths Oh ee We ee RPA ed bk PRN Nae eae Ea bon eubesteedaas 235-266
Capobianco, C.J., Hervig, R.L. and Drake, M.J., Experiments on crystal/liquid partitioning of Ru, Rh and Pd
for magnetite and hematite solid solutions crystallized from silicate melt 113(1/2): 23- 43
eee eee eee eee we eee eee eee eee ewes
a ss os bn bg b GMO EWAR ESRD ME NER OS eb DENRA de Es hres a eee bbe esc ee ehes 119(1/4): 115-138
Carroll, M.R. and Draper, D.S., Noble gases as trace elements in magmatic processes 117(1/4): 37-— 56
eee eee ee eee ee ee eeee
i Oe as os ota a dig pee MASE ee AR AERTS Ki 6 eee e TRA EREe ORRed kb een hae das bee 118(1/4): 203-220
113(3/4):
I i I as bs hd 0 dO a ane ad bee Dae MOIS Tb RRA ek ited BEE OLA Dae a bs hae 319-326
Casas, I., Casabona, D., Duro, L. and de Pablo, J., The influence of hematite on the sorption of uranium(VI)
113(3/4):
onto granite filling fractures 319-326
OS 2S TSH SS 69'S O'S OR HS DTAADEOD OC ODA EDGEO SH OKO DDO SS 6 O64 86524042800 O04 SES O * 112(3/4):
eS PTET TET TTR CTT TTT TTT ETE TCL ET ree TLE eT eee 351-364
Cavazzini, G., Increase of ®’Sr/®°Sr in residual liquids of high-Rb/Sr magmas that evolve by fractional
crystallization * 118(1/4): 319-324
$5466 F664 CF OKEHEHDEOHESHOCKEEEECHHEA OEE OOD OO CEOD OOO SHO OO BES 28'O66 OS FHF4OH 6 HODES OO SCH O-O
Chabaux, F, Ben Othman, D. and Birck, J.L., A new Ra—Ba chromatographic separation and its application
to Ra mass-spectrometric measurement in volcanic rocks (Letter Section) 114(3/4): 191-197
CHOC S7C ECHO DHCD HOCH DHE. HHH ES
Chabaux, F., Ben Othman, D. and Birck, J.L., A new Ra—Ba chromatographic separation and its application
116(3/4):
to Ra mass-spectrometric measurement in volcanic rocks (Erratum) 301
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Chai, G. and Eckstrand, R., Rare-earth element characteristics and origin of the Sudbury Igneous Complex,
Ontario, Canada 113(3/4): 221-244
OF 6.8 6 6.8 OHSS OB. CGH SEEHDHDEAEDHOCEDOHVFCODHOHASE ODT SS OHHH HO OOD. DEE GD EEC DOD SCE E694
111(1/4):
Cs De, Oe SUN Ge Sk koca cv cdbdodcened cdecucuasee tycbeeceeetenseN bewes bevdNl oaks eeeen’ 207-226
ee ee Cad Cais cob ROMA AD MORAG bade aA Ee eek Oerks bene aeenh ebbs 115(1/2): 7T- 45
112(1/2):
a Se ge| ET PPT TT TIT CTT EITOROR TTT ULL LETT ee TTT eT ee 1- 20
RE OE Ee Tee re Te ee ee ee ee eee eee ae Ee ee ee eee Ee ee Ee Py ey * 114(1/2): 157-178
RS Se eee re ee ye ee Te ne ee ee ee ee err ee eee ren NT Pee rer or * 112(3/4): 343-350
Chen, Z., Guangjia, Z. and Alexander, R., A biomarker study of immature crude oils from the Shengli
oilfield, People’s Republic of China 113(1/2): 117-132
PED DEH HS O.E ESS C.2 BS O:s GD Od: B6.:6:6:6-F ©46.6 6:9 FS OOOO OPE. E4S 92 5249.44 2429S
a ae EE eee rr ee Se ee eee ee eee eee eTe ee ree ey ee Pee eee eee ee eee Oe Te ee * 114(3/4): 269-279
ee PUTT ELT CUTLER TELE E TIT ETETTL TCT ETT ee 120(1/2): 135-154
ee Me MTT TTET LT TET Tree rere ieee 120(3/4): 199-205
Chung, S.-L., Sun, S.-s., Tu, K., Chen, C.-H. and Lee, C.-y., Late Cenozoic basaltic volcanism around the
Taiwan Strait, SE China: Product of lithosphere—asthenosphere interaction during continental extension . 112(1/2): 1- 20
a ee a Se eer eee ee eee eee ere eee ee Pree Ts er Pore y Peer Tuer a ee * 113(1/2): 149-169
Class, C., Altherr, R., Volker, F, Eberz, G. and McCulloch, M.T., Geochemistry of Pliocene to Quaternary
alkali basalts from the Huri Hills, northern Kenya .....cee e.e ce.ce .cett.e ee.e ee.e te.en ne.een ees is 113(1/2): 1- 22
ee Re Tee eee ee ee eP ore TEER ETT TC CORTE TT TTT TERETE eee 112(1/2): 71- 89
Cocherie, A., Rossi, Ph., Fouillac, A.M. and Vidal, Ph., Crust and mantle contributions to granite genesis —
An example from the Variscan batholith of Corsica, France, studied by trace-element and Nd-Sr—O- isotope
systematics 115(3/4): 173-211
PS OS 6.968 9.8: O SE 2H ESHEETS CECE ESSHMEGER TEASE STAREVSOHHTDPSESEERESCD CSTE SEO SRS HARASS eS. SP e's
384 Author Index Volumes 111-120 /C hemical Geology 120 (1995) 381-396
Cole, D.R., Evidence for oxygen isotope disequilibrium in selected geothermal and hydrothermal ore deposit
systems * 111(1/4): 283-296
rr rr Cio Sia cee Cees Uae Deve Wee dee ke bated eweddbeehensvbiseceaxebwbsse s 111(1/4): 1- 15
116(3/4):
a i ss 6d pi SAREE RSNSSGORPOSNOS WhO ROeS LEE bo eoA bRUbS HORE EER eee e SS 163-180
De ee et ase eRe eR KAN ebb Re kb hee eh seeders bbdRas oe eawewe s ; 120(1/2): 171
Cosca, M.A. and O’Nions, R.K., A re-examination of the influence of composition on argon retentivity in
112(1/2):
Fe OCTET TCU TTT TCT TCT T TTT TREC CETTE TT CUETO . 39- 56
Cotten, J., Le Dez, A., Bau, M., Caroff, M., Maury, R.C., Dulski, P., Fourcade, S., Bohn, M. and Brousse, R.,
Origin of anomalous rare-earth element and yttrium enrichments in subaerially exposed basalts: Evidence
119(1/4):
from French Polynesia 115-138
Coyle, D.A. and Powell, R., On the use of 60°C “cooling ages” obtained using projected fission-track lengths
* 111(1/4):
in apatite 263-267
* 114(1/2):
rr ec ka ci wk ss gee eke ke FOS CES) 4066 5 be Weeds OR CeO bess eb Ewe eNO CREE A Gees , 185-189
* 111(1/4):
rr ro... kh ekee hed NEES AASORNEDA NHANES DO HEN OODOREEOOS GMOS bbe ROO ES EOD S 307-323
119(1/4):
EE EEE EE ere rrr ere Terry reer eee Tee TTT eee eT eee TT ee TT Tee Tee Tee eer eT 4 255-262
Cullers, R.L., The chemical signature of source rocks in size fractions of Holocene stream sediment derived
113(3/4):
from metamorphic rocks in the Wet Mountains region, Colorado, U.S.A. .....ce c.ece. ee.e ee.e e.ee ee 327-343
Cummins, D.I. and Elderfield, H., The strontium isotopic composition of Brigantian (late Dinantian) sea-
118(1/4):
255-270
* 115(1/2):
TE ORT ee Ee PEE TT PEST Te TOE Ee eT yon y ae Pee ere ne een 125-151
116(1/2):
PERE EE TTT LTE TT ee TT eT Tee ETT eCT ETT TELE TTTE CTCL TEEPE TORE TT CCeee 123-135
* 112(3/4):
Darbyshire, D.P.F., see Galindo, C 351-364
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i ee TS. Schau heh CsH0S6 04,6 CORRE EP ERCECORSDA+ ESSN SHAS COCESd OHNE ODED ES OR ORE DEES 15- 25
120(3/4):
i Ce: os.so ck ene h Caw see be RGSS S60 6 4hE 0 OOS EENE HCHO) 00'0406400.8 6K POC EO DESO OES 315-345
Davies, J.F and Whitehead, R.E., Molar ratios in the study of unaltered and hydrothermally altered
greywackes and shales 111(1/4): 85-100
Davis, J.M. and Hawkesworth, C.J., Geochemical and tectonic transitions in the evolution of the Mogollon-
ee Ce si ba eek AEE A AH OO Oa AWE SNC OOK EE Ob OKO dO dao OO 80% ‘ 119(1/4): 31- 53
Dawson, J.B., Smith, J.V. and Steele, I.M., Trace-element distribution between coexisting perovskite, apatite
and titanite from Oldoinyo Lengai, Tanzania 117(1/4): 285-290
OPE TT OO TeT e rE EET Te TTT OEE TT TT TORT ERTS TTC Pe OTe TET TEER ETT ETT 113(3/4): 319-326
I ks i SE es ew aes A eed RA AR OPO ROE eS CREO ORAS O 114(3/4): 199-215
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ee a Oe o's n sn awe die beeee oe vo Noes 0h 0505504000080 64s TES HRD OO ea eR ER REE Ss 221-245
EI EE OY SEI NT ERT EN” ee Ce a ee 116(1/2): 123-135
Denison, R.E., Koepnick, R.B., Fletcher, A., Howell, M.W. and Callaway, W.S., Criteria for the retention of
* 112(1/2):
original seawater 87Sr/8°Sr in ancient shelf limestones 131-143
Denison, R.E., Koepnick, R.B., Burke, W.H., Hetherington, E.A. and Fletcher, A., Construction of the
* 112(1/2):
Mississippian, Pennsylvanian and Permian seawater ®’Sr/*°Sr curve 145-167
Des Marais, D.J., Tectonic control of the crustal organic carbon reservoir during the Precambrian (Special
114(3/4):
Section) 303-314
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adn ain 5's ikl teen A GRD-O i ee OMA SEAS CA WEAR SURE EAD BOSD aS hOn RON S 91-104
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CR A Ee Te ee re eee er rr Tee ee eT Teer eee eee ree e ere cree 7- 45
116(1/2):
PETS EET TTT CPT TT ETT TTL TTT eTTL ITT CTT TLeT eT TET TT rTi eee rte 1- 16
120(3/4):
rr Cs eres bbes a KERKS EON OLENA ARD SORE EO REDS ED Oe KENEDERSEDb0 RO S2 0608 255-273
Disnar, J.R., Determination of maximum paleotemperatures of burial (MPTB) of sedimentary rocks from
pyrolysis data on the associated organic matter: basic principles and practical application 118(1/4): 289-299
120(1/2):
EE | I ES eee Tee Se ey Terre Ter eer rer Te Tee TT ET TTS Tie TTT T TT Tee 15- 25
rr a. ke eda asked 6KNS AHR SRAAEM OC REES dN SES Moe Webb aed) eeR kee eesee 118(1/4): 85-108
EE dt EET ETT ETETET ETT e TeTeTTe CULT TT Tere eT TTT Crete et ee 113(1/2): 23- 43
RO ORT TT Te TT Tre ee eee Tee eT eT eee Tee Tee eT Te TT ee Teer Tee er ey 117(1/4): 37-— 56
EE NPOTTT TET OTTTT TE CTTOTUP TORT TET TT COTTE CTT TTT eC ee et ee 116(3/4): 181-188
Dubois, M., Weisbrod, A. and Shtuka, A., Experimental determination of the two-phase (liquid and vapour)
region in water—alkali chloride binary systems at 500° and 600°C using synthetic fluid inclusions 115(3/4): 227-238
ON PT TITTLE TT TET TET TUTE TTT Tere rer eee eee * 119(1/4): 275-292
119(1/4):
i ki ss ie bag ehh edb os oR SRRNEROSDAROUD LORE EES aed Meee eh been eeeseee 115-138
Dunphy, J.M., Ludden, J.N. and Francis, D., Geochemistry of mafic magmas from the Ungava orogen,
120(3/4):
Québec, Canada and implications for mantle reservoir compositions at 2.0 Ga 361-380
118(1/4):
SI, Hey BUD OTL, Ths. 5 oe chee ev eaee heceeee ee SEsEATRDEN ORO DUETS OSA ON EDEN ODER DOOR SER OR ‘ 85-108
Author Index Volumes 111-120 / Chemical Geology 120 (1995) 381-396
Dupuy, C., Michard, A., Dostal, J., Dautel, D. and Baragar, W.R.A., Isotope and trace-element geochemistry
120(1/2):
of Proterozoic Natkusiak flood basalts from the northwestern Canadian Shield ..................0000. 15- 25
113(3/4):
ee aa ds hae k hed US READ OEE S ES OKA R De PEELS w PRRRED O00 k46K008% 319-326
112(3/4):
es eg a hb REA SRR T KERR Cd Ree a AR ROAe bbe ek ebe bin ‘ 199-219
116(3/4):
ey SE EE SSAC aha ed vin bs see Whb sesG 0050s SER bebe s CéCR Dee cedeD ese b eR EMeeR SURES 281-299
113(1/2):
ne eee OS eke die Gee ian debe Utada N Ded cane eeddeeeedasuesieeeo«ns 1- 22
ee han hake hse dew eke kV Ob vo ee bee ad bens iend donee ekea kee Neaees CAO EOOEES . 115(3/4): 213-225
rr en aa 6 etches ey ha en wha biG eh ss bbeek bes bebe CARR LE NE HETO AS eee eeee R 113(3/4): 221-244
Edwards, T:W.D., Buhay, W.M., Elgood, R.J. and Jiang, H.B., An improved nickel-tube pyrolysis method for
* 114(1/2):
oxygen isotope analysis of organic matter and water (Technical Note) .............ccenccec eeeeeeeee s 179-183
Eggenkamp, H.G.M., Middelburg, J.J. and Kreulen, R., Preferential diffusion of 35C] relative to 37Cl in
* 116(3/4):
SND GE HUM TOG, Tee, CUNO ons bec eek tee des bes ctleed ec ee se bewbdeai ice dedectaes 317-325
118(1/4):
ee di ds ce eae orb ents binkebe HRN beD eee 0d beeeb on ke AebER bebe aeeeeR Ke 255-270
* 114(1/2):
ee Pe ks roped rung R46 Sen ehh 1 hES CON ROARS S OAS CRE EENS LARD OL ERROR DERE ; 179-183
Elliot, T: and Younger, P.L., Recent localised sulphate reduction and pyrite formation in a fissured Chalk
Re Ae SD SEED i vtec ciccecncdccreenseneecnsebarendeese eeebeeeesreesdneedhed 114(1/2): 131-136
ee EE cheek es eese be ees Gna bee ed necerhevned lee deasencahehsbheserekadbeaeesey 114(3/4): 365-379
MPTP TTT TOTTI LTTE TLIC ULE T TC LIR TTT eR TET eee COT TT ee 115(1/2): 73-101
Eskenazy, G.M., Geochemistry of arsenic and antimony in Bulgarian coals.......0c. c.es.ee.ee.e .ee.n s ‘ 119(1/4): 239-254
ee ies A IE sna wk bode bate khd Hb O 6bs bie Seewd OS bbe dn cbed ehee ae aeee bee ede ss ekauee , 111(1/4): 135-154
EE A REE EE TT TTT PONTE SE ie Im yy peo aOR me Yas 118(1/4): 221-233
Ewart, A. and Griffin, W.L., Application of proton-microprobe data to trace-element partitioning in volcanic
117(1/4):
Ee er Os ry Te eres ee ree ere Sy ee ene renee er ere eer Se ee hae erry Eon ‘ 251-284
Farrimond, P., Stoddart, D.P. and Jenkyns, H.C., An organic geochemical profile of the Toarcian anoxic event
Oe NE NE 555.56 60665 55400050 dd Oks 608s C AON EdeONsS CER EOE EES Oh ede erN NEN sh ebeebhiend bene ; 111(1/4): 17- 33
Fein, J.B., Porosity enhancement during clastic diagenesis as a result of aqueous metal-carboxylate
115(3/4):
complexation: Experimental studies (Review Paper) 263-279
SPSCSCTCSOSCESSSESOSCHOEHSCECHSECCSIDVSVCSECV SECC RBC EROS OO OHES OC * 114(3/4):
es I ME Lk so 5 od ORES HR HG O40G 650646 AN ETON OOaS Nas HERO Oa S ROR eEN eTw ekewne es 269-279
PTET TTET TT eee ee PETITE TEE TTC ITT Tree eee Ee Tritt 117(1/4): 107-126
ee, ns TY CI IEA 3 ack ROVE Rw Owe Eee kOe ERs Sede ooh A ad se bales by UReES Jobba eee Weueeren ' 117(1/4): 167-191
* 112(1/2):
es ei, Oe I is i ain Cb Oy ede Roe ONL SORA SE Pk ddA E WO Orde OE eee Mee eA whee ee bee 131-143
* 112(1/2):
oe eS Ee ee ee rrr Tere ree ere rr rrr eer err re ee eee 145-167
120(1/2):
POSTE Ce CTT TS CEO TERE TOT TT OT CTET CTE TET CLEC TCT TCR OT ee eee ree 27- 44
117(1/4):
SE PPT TTT TT PCRETL TET TTR TET TT TRENT ETT TET TET CLT Te eee 193-218
Foley, S.F. and Van der Laan, S.R. (Guest-Editors), Preface to Special Issue “Trace-element Partitioning with
117(1/4):
Application to Magmatic Processes vii— xiv
oeoeoeeree eee eee eee er eee eee e ee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeereeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Forsythe, L.M., Nielsen, R.L. and Fisk, M.R., High-field-strength element partitioning between pyroxene and
ee We Ge ORIN ie dee cece denn ecd ens c anes ene desendd 650eb 00b ode eNes coskeonepens ; 117(1/4): 107-126
117(1/4):
PR, Bicdees, ED FRU, Tite 6b oo civin token 600 scee ences Hie ne aeneeek bes taeda reeReubee shen deewas 167-191
Fortier, S.M., An on-line experimental/analytical method for measuring the kinetics of oxygen isotope
exchange between CO? and saline/hypersaline salt solutions at low (25-50°C) temperatures (Technical
Note) * 116(1/2): 155-162
oeoee eer eee ee eee eee ee ee eee ewes eeereeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeereeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
115(3/4):
dna I RA iro h. cc os lane dabh WORKS aie OMOEA DON eee Ra Ee nee ode deed wee ee) 173-211
Fourcade, S., Maury, R.C., Defant, M.J. and McDermott, F., Mantle metasomatic enrichment versus arc crust
contamination in the Philippines: Oxygen isotope study of Batan ultramafic nodules and northern Luzon
114(3/4):
arc lavas 199-215
SHCSSSSCSESCHASCHSTHHFSCECSSSCHHSHSSHSSCCSHEHSKCHKSCESCSCHEOSCHSCFCAOSOHSSCHOSSSTCHS SFC OPH SOS CCE CHRO CH HH OG OHHH C48 O4O 8 119(1/4):
es tis CE CS BL. 6:5e 0 bins 2.606 unde a 0 nde dee den ona caaeeehad rales eexsoee ke des ewanekaees 115-138
120(3/4):
es SD NG FH. ov svc bec ndr eds e656 eer nesekndness eve an enr MOORE RUSbOeeRe Erni ress 361-380
Frantz, J.D., Dubessy, J. and Mysen, B.O., lon-pairing in aqueous MgSO, solutions along an isochore to
500°C and 11 kbar using Raman spectroscopy in conjunction with the diamond-anvil cell 116(3/4): 181-188
Freedman, Y.E., Magaritz, M., Long, G.L. and Ronen, D., Interaction of metals with mineral surfaces in a
natural groundwater environment 116(1/2): 111-121
eS 8 ETT TOT TECTURE T CECT CTIETETT TUT T TEE LEE ert T Te 120(3/4): 315-345
ee es ee TR: dd viccdince pated ee bier ew sue e4 chucks cone set ¥b0shnsee KEEFER OEE RSs £459 08dES 116(3/4): 189-202
Cs eka kek be hr te den Oe eke KN40 s0E Manele Aedes ae bh eeeeesend Canes eeeeme 119(1/4): 139-160
111(1/4):
Py Peay OOS MAINE, TAD. oo cc cet cvc saci sce devecetntoerdaserssesdseesecressssdnsdivevesetanee 155-175
119(1/4):
RPPTO TTT LITT TTL ee 255-262
386 Author Index Volumes 111-120 /C hemical Geology 120 (1995) 381-396
Galindo, C., Tornos, F., Darbyshire, D.P.F. and Casquet, C., The age and origin of the barite—fluorite (Pb-Zn)
veins of the Sierra del Guadarrama (Spanish Central System, Spain): a radiogenic (Nd, Sr) and stable
* 112(3/4):
PTET TET eC TTT Te TCT TEST OTOL TUT LETT CET TTC COTE CCRT TTT TTT R 351-364
117(1/4):
ee es hl ac ka anche eee VEPEAN SENSO Ke eben Ke ned eenne son Weed benee dee ebaeeus 167-191
Garcia, B., Mogollén, J.L., Lopez, L., Rojas, A. and Bifano, C., Humic and fulvic acid characterization in
118(1/4):
sediments from a contaminated tropical river 271-287
Gassama, N., Sarazin, G. and Evrard, M., The distribution of Ni and Co in a eutrophic lake: an application
118(1/4):
of a square-wave voltammetry method 221-233
* 112(1/2):
ENT See ere ee Pere rere eer Tey eee eT ee Tee eT ee TET ee TT ET ee ee Te 194-195
120(1/2):
Gellermann, R., see Morgenstern, U. 127-134
German, C.R., Barreiro, B.A., Higgs, N.C., Nelsen, T:A., Ludford, E.M. and Palmer, M.R., Seawater-
119(1/4):
metasomatism in hydrothermal sediments (Escanaba Trough, northeast Pacific) 175-190
Gilbert, J.S., Bickle, M.J. and Chapman, H.J., The origin of Pyrenean Hercynian volcanic rocks (France-
111(1/4):
Spain): REE and Sm-Nd isotope constraints 207-226
120(1/2):
Ns heh GsO KERSRSDSD DHS eo EHSL DAVEE OREO ede Se eseenderecdetecetreei beidueee s 111-126
112(3/4):
EE eee Teer eeT eer eee ee TET ETT ET CPE T LTTE TTET EET ET TELE ETL eee 275-291
112(3/4):
eh TE, can akereve ee pckshesbee cCSe pss eeeeese sence cdcenedecenbecadeeweneebseeade 293-307
* 115(3/4):
Gonzalez-Dunia, J., see Bariac, T. 307-315
* 115(3/4):
Gonzalez-Dunia, J., see Bariac, T. 317-333
112(3/4):
SN, Stl, OED TUUMUPNEE, Be cc cic cc cee ees rberecrecesecsseseseserecneseeeosesesecees ‘ 221-245
Goodarzi, F. and Swaine, D.J., The influence of geological factors on the concentration of boron in Australian
and Canadian coals 118(1/4): 301-318
Gorokhov, I.M., Clauer, N., Turchenko, T-L., Melnikov, N.N., Kutyavin, E.P., Pirrus, E. and Baskakov, A.V,
Rb-Sr systematics of Vendian—Cambrian claystones from the east European Platform: implications for a
112(1/2):
multi-stage illite evolution 71- 89
Gétze, J. and Lewis, R., Distribution of REE and trace elements in size and mineral fractions of high-purity
114(1/2):
quartz sands 43-— 57
117(1/4):
ee eh ea PEE EE RS GES OREMOS FEA OEV ENS HEN ESRD EOD EdN OC SeSON S Chee oer en aes ‘ 355-360
Green, T.H., Experimental studies of trace-element partitioning applicable to igneous petrogenesis — Sedona
117(1/4):
LL GEES CSE TET eee re TeT TT TTT TT rT TTT TET TET TC CTT CL OREEELUCTTE LE ULI LEAT TORT . 1- 36
117(1/4):
Green, T:H., see Adam, J. 219-234
120(3/4):
Green, T:H., Significance of Nb/Ta as an indicator of geochemical processes in the crust-mantle system .... 347-359
Greibrokk, T:, Lundanes, E., Norli, H.R., Dyrstad, K. and Olsen, S.D., Experimental simulation of oil
116(3/4):
migration — Distribution effects on organic compound groups and on metal/metal ratios 281-299
117(1/4):
Griffin, W.L., see Ewart, A. 251-284
117(1/4):
Grove, T.L., see Hauri, E.H. 149-166
111(1/4):
Groves, D.I., see Ho, S.E. 57-- 84
113(1/2):
RE TOS PTR ET TOT Teer Tree CTL ETTTTETEL ETT TUTE TCE ere 117-132
113(1/2):
ns He EL UL HE 6 5 AWK 6b éic Rten eae N 5 065i seK ONR Oss CRU 8 ONa DESEO EET A VODs eRDaRESEeNs ‘ 45- 69
Hack, P.J., Nielsen, R.L. and Johnston, D.A., Experimentally determined rare-earth element and Y
117(1/4):
partitioning behavior between clinopyroxene and basaltic liquids at pressures up to 20 kbar 89-105
* 112(1/2):
ee is Oi Ee oe che on Gh heehee eke eee h seb Uv ELD ESS Rees e0 es be he bebe ceROL eV eeeb eee’ . 179-191
* 116(3/4):
FIT CTT Tee TT CTE Tee Te Te TT TT TTC SLE TT eT ECTET TET Te TOIT TT CTT TTT Tre Te 327-343
Hall, A., Stamatakis, M.G. and Walsh, J.N., Ammonium enrichment associated with diagenetic alteration in
118(1/4):
ee ee PT ID OD 5 5 5 nnd ken cinkc ke ebe bb ee nesaeesstdee etdenbeesdevdadeeevser s ‘ 173-183
Hall, G.E.M. and Pelchat, J.C., Analysis of geological materials for gold, platinum and palladium at low ppb
115(1/2):
i FP CCT TTT TET TTT TETT TT CURT TRU TELE TCT ‘ 61- 72
Hall, G.E.M., Vaive, J.E. and McConnell, J.W., Development and application of a sensitive and rapid
120(1/2):
analytical method to determine the rare-earth elements in surface waters ..............0eeeeeeeeeees R 91-109
111(1/4):
Hanor, J.S., see Jones, B.F. 135-154
Hanson, G.N., see Hemming, N.G. * 114(1/2): 147-156
117(1/4):
OE gE re Ce er ere er eae yore re 235-250
Hasebe, N., Tagami, T. and Nishimura, S., Towards zircon fission-track thermochronology: Reference
* 112(1/2):
framework for confined track length measurements 169-178
Hasebe, N., Tagami, T: and Nishimura, S., Towards zircon fission-track thermochronology: Reference
* 114(3/4):
framework for confined track length measurements (Erratum) .........ce.ce. ee.e. ee0ee0eeeceecee s . 281
* 111(1/4):
Haudenschild, U., see Burns, S.J. 269-282
Hauri, E.H., Wagner, T:P. and Grove, T-L., Experimental and natural partitioning of Th, U, Pb and other
117(1/4):
trace elements between garnet, clinopyroxene and basaltic melts 149-166
Author Index Volumes 111-120 /C hemical Geology 120 (1995) 381-396 387
PN, Sing OO DUOMO, Denise ccc cccceccseceneccvenecsccuedeceenseesedseseevescosednsseses . 120(3/4): 295-314
ey MIN, Soke iec ckcdcce ce bcccednebadeeccebenesvesstenetersdseebeccebectows 119(1/4): 31- 53
NL 6-060 04 0b 0k 6s beddMG RDS C HC ROSS OSes SESE Sséceedeebubéuennebens . 119(1/4): 79— 99
8 EE ee Ee Ca ee ee ery eT ee Tee er Per . *114(3/4): 269-279
ee ee hdd ne ak bain ates beth seb h ebab enh cs Ube evncs ode bddesseccudebeneebkianes 120(1/2): 127-134
eeee ee Te eT Se eT ee mee hes . 118(1/4): 63- 84
Hemming, N.G. and Hanson, G.N., A procedure for the isotopic analysis of boron by negative thermal
ON EE CGUIGEY ooo ccc cess ees ccvensvcresrseseverdscresedeeneseesbeeecceoodecaewonne * 114(1/2): 147-156
Hémond, C., Devey, C.W. and Chauvel, C., Source compositions and melting processes in the Society and
Austral plumes (South Pacific Ocean): Element and isotope (Sr, Nd, Pb, Th) geochemistry ........... » 115(1/2): 7- 45
Hémond, C., Hofmann, A.W., Heusser, G., Condomines, M., Raczek, I. and Rhodes, M.J., U-Th-Ra
systematics in Kilauea and Mauna Loa basalts, Hawaii .....ccc. ee.e ..et en.ce e.ee e.e ee. eee ees 116(3/4): 163-180
Hémond, C., Hofmann, A.W., Heusser, G., Condomines, M., Raczek, I. and Rhodes, M.J., Erratum to
“U-Th-Ra systematics in Kilauea and Mauna Loa basalts, Hawaii” (Erratum) ............00eeeeeeees 120(1/2): 171
ois 6 nk eth oe eds heeds ddd veksbnedednbeeendshobveeeheneendeeesde e . 1131/2): 23- 43
PU Slt, OOO CN TRE vice kc ics ccccccecercesandeevensdsdcdeceocwescee assrntuidonee s . *112(1/2): 145-167
ee C cc creche Knee ches eerkee Kiendesesieseebsebeneseheasedebaanenanee » 115(3/4): 213-225
Ss NE SU ES sisi pecdend end est nentete eet epeeass ape ennneeetseneseedntesnescheenes . 116(3/4): 163-180
ee eS, ss ccceebas Ceased bbbbens beebawee bes needs haaeenes0eeeebcetiscbchiaa » 120(1/2): 171
ee en Seid s xd epee ae W eb cde Ae SW ener aren seb eeeeee eas teendes bak persone 117(1/4): 313-330
Ps Pete CEE SEU Eadie con eccocesenenseeceeb bauanireneeeeeeceteedanrebsnebavshtheeen+seaesue e 119(1/4): 175-190
Hiyagon, H., Constraints on rare gas partition coefficients from analysis of olivine-glass from a picritic
mid-ocean ridge basalt — Comments (Discussion) .......ce.ce .ee e.sse.n e.ee eceeceneceeeeeeeseee s » 112(4/2): 119-122
Ho, E.S. and Meyers, P.A., Variability of early diagenesis in lake sediments: Evidence from the sedimentary
ee CORSNE TG INE GM: a xo aiid sce eh dncccsacoepenn tsediniencseen ntoeenebcennesddee es . 112(3/4): 309-324
Ho, S.E., McNaughton, N.J. and Groves, D.I., Criteria for determining initial lead isotopic compositions of
pyrite in Archaean lode-gold deposits: a case study at Victory, Kambalda, Western Australia........... 111(1/4): 57- 84
ns SE eg 5 bic hen cade on sae a NKs oOUN RE PASE b TORE ROR SEI ENTERS A Es UbeReNeeeea . 116(3/4): 163-180
ROSCA, Fis We, CUD TOMO, Ge. oi 05s oc viesene dev serene siweeen setae sen en yeseeeteeren) SURNe AO Canes 120(1/2): 171
Horn, I., Foley, S.F, Jackson, S.E. and Jenner, G.A., Experimentally determined partitioning of high field
strength- and selected transition elements between spinel and basaltic melt ............0seeeeeeeeeees 117(1/4): 193-218
a ei, OUD RN SRI nc bbe dds Ke cai ces chens-dcds cecaueWaseneh iv bdinkcuseceseanesseamees . *112(1/2): 131-143
Sy Se, GOO MN Evan rests chor rareccowededessaneweccdenecktaageeenk eededevebepseaaseeees . 114(1/2): 83- 94
Huang, Y.-M., Hawkesworth, C.J., van Calsteren, P. and McDermott, F, Gochemical characteristics and
origin of the Jacupirangn Casbomatites, Bragil ...... 2c ccccccccccccccccecesccesccecccecenecvssoeees . 119(1/4): 79- 99
EE EP ee Tee rere Tee reer Terre TT Te Te TT ere TT TT ee . *113(3/4): 347-376
Huon, S., Burkhard, M. and Hunziker, J.-C., Mineralogical, K-Ar, stable and Sr isotope systematics of
K-white micas during very low-grade metamorphism of limestones (Helvetic nappes, western Switzerland) * 113(3/4): 347-376
Inoue, H.Y. and Mook, W.G., Equilibrium and kinetic nitrogen and oxygen isotope fractionations between
GT Yd MITITRTIT ETTETLET TE TTLUEL IetEe LeEeL * 113(1/2): 135-148
Ionov, D.A., Prikhod’ko, V.S. and O’Reilly, S.Y., Peridotite xenoliths in alkali basalts from the Sikhote-Alin,
southeastern Siberia, Russia: trace-element signatures of mantle beneath a convergent continental margin 120(3/4): 275-294
SE, Te MO TR, Ta cisco svesocncccvenesesssesc decnsee cseese teiness evenea eneesrs seenenee s . *113(1/2): 171-189
Irwin, J.J., A laser microprobe, mass spectrometric study of Ar, Kr, K, Cl and Br in an “unconformity
garnet”, associated fluid inclusions, staurolite and micas from Vermont, U.S.A. ........ee.e .ee .e e0ee ss * 115(1/2): 153-170
PT, Fig GOD Fels FAs bi sick ee vsccecedcccencceecdscacdéveswkescebaenesetencescenweesesnuee s . *119(1/4): 275-292
pS re ee ee eee eer ee er er. Perey Cee ee ee ere ee . 117(1/4): 193-218
Jahn, B.-m. and Cuvellier, H., Pb-Pb and U-Pb geochronology of carbonate rocks: an assessment ......... * 115(1/2): 125-151
James Hendry, M., see Van Stempvoort, D.R. .......ccccccccccccccccccccccccccseevessereeseoeseeens . 111(1/4): 35- 56
pS YF SPPIIITITICIIC TCT eee rc ree 113(3/4): 259-272
Se 5g (MP OTUTTULITITTTT TITLE ETET Ter Eee EE TLE REEL TT Ltr, 116(1/2): 29- 42
SOMRMG, FEG., GOS FROTMORE, Fe onc c on cc cccccccscccesevecctecsnsese sense acnees eees bseetenes esss e . 111(1/4): 17- 33
i on dina nce. ne'sen sense ek penn s+ dee b006s0beoeebebabneekseehaebbesea abe be . 117(1/4): 193-218
I i Se I Men co ohare b ON be ede see Kaden Sees kod keh ORE ERE es Ed Sd RESON SRO 119(1/4): 55- 77
JGnbquel, D., soe Michard, G. 0.5... ccc reser svccccnccccccccctscnsnseseneseerseseessenseseseneoecs . 115(1/2): 103-115
Fiome, FID, 000 Tebwards, TWD. 2.0.0... cccceivccscccccrsccccccevvcseseveesrovevereveeseseesessseees * 114(1/2): 179-183
Johannesson, K.H. and Lyons, B.W., Rare-earth element geochemistry of Colour Lake, an acidic freshwater
lake on Axel Heiberg Island, Northwest Territories, Canada ...0..0 cc.eeee. cec.e ee.e eee.eeen.enee ns . 119(1/4): 209-223
388 Author Index Volumes 111-120 /C hemical Geology 120 (1995) 381-396
114(1/2):
Johnson, A.C., see Kimblin, R.T. 137-144
117(1/4):
Nene ee eee ed Mabie 6 Ohashi ee. ebaee b OORd 0 O08 mae Re mae 89-105
Jones, B. and Manning, D.A.C., Comparison of geochemical indices used for the interpretation of palaeoredox
111(1/4):
conditions in ancient mudstones 111-129
111(1/4):
Jones, B.F., Hanor, J.S. and Evans, W.R., Sources of dissolved salts in the central Murray Basin, Australia . . 135-154
Jones, W.B., see Mahoney, J.J. 120(3/4): 315-345
ee i eS OS oe aR ANDRE EESERSE SE sn bed EDO eRE ECD OEET TOES OE SS ODEO HR Ce CeO ED ECU ES ; 113(1/2): 103-115
ee ee ee al cba ka Shae Se ON e ES TESS ESTAV CUES DERE CR NOES HOUSED Ch ONES CECE EE OSS OOS 120(1/2): 111-126
Kaneoka, I., see Shibata, K * 115(3/4): 297-306
ee eg Rg abe a e6a dS whew L408 554 UNS S0 VES LCR EO ET OEES Co tbe decd ee cedenddesrben ; * 115(3/4): 317-333
Kato, T., see Ohtani, E. 120(3/4): 207-221
Kaufman, A., Ku, T.-L. and Luo, S., Uranium-series dating of carnotites: concordance between 7°Th and
GER TOE SES Pe apa nyl ay cea as et Peer re nr e ee e eee Ar , * 120(1/2): 175-181
117(1/4):
Rt ER CE twee e ee ee Tee ee ee ee ree eT eee eee Tee e eee ee Te ee eee eee eee ee eee e 361-377
Kennedy, A.K., Lofgren, G.E. and Wasserburg, G.J., Trace-element partition coefficients for perovskite and
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Keppler, H., Partitioning of phosphorus between melt and fluid in the system haplogranite-H2O-P20s5 .... 345-353
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Kim, H.-S., see Lee, S.-G. 59- 67
Kimblin, R.T. and Johnson, A.C., Recent localised sulphate reduction and pyrite formation in a fissured
Chalk aquifer — Reply: Reduction-oxidation reactions in the London Basin aquifer system — how may
they be investigated? (Discussion) 114(1/2): 137-144
Klemd, R., Brécker, M. and Schramm, J., Characterisation of amphibolite-facies fluids of Variscan eclogites
from the Orlica-Snieznik dome (Sudetes, SW Poland) 119(1/4): 101-113
Knoche, R., Dingwell, D.B., Seifert, FA. and Webb, S.L., Non-linear properties of supercooled liquids in the
system Na2O-SiO? 116(1/2): 1- 16
PT EE PECTS TT eT Te ee ey rrr er ee eee eT eee TTT TT ee TAT TSE Te * 112(1/2): 131-143
a ETS TET TTT Te te eee TT eeT ee TTT ETT TTL TC TTT TTET EEL TTT E ELT TTe e * 112(1/2): 145-167
Kohn, S.C. and Schofield, P.F., The importance of melt composition in controlling trace-element behaviour:
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an experimental study of Mn and Zn partitioning between forsterite and silicate melts 73- 87
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Konhauser, K.O., Fyfe, W.S. and Kronberg, B.I., Multi-element chemistry of sonie Amazonian waters and
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Kotzer, T:G. and Kyser, T:K., Petrogenesis of the Proterozoic Athabasca Basin, northern Saskatchewan,
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Lee, C. (Guest-Editor), Controls on carbon preservation — New perspectives (Special Section) .......... ‘ 285-288
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Lee, S.-G., Masuda, A. and Kim, H.-S., An early Proterozoic leuco-granitic gneiss with the REE tetrad
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Lippolt, H.J., Leitz, M., Wernicke, R.S. and Hagedorn, B., (Uranium + thorium)/helium dating of apatite:
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Liu, C.-Q., Masuda, A. and Xie, G.-H., Major- and trace-element compositions of Cenozoic basalts in eastern
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Lo, C.-H., Onstott, T:C., Chen, C.-H. and Lee, T., An assessment of *°Ar/?9Ar dating for the whole-rock
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McDonough, W.F. and Sun, S.-s., The composition of the Earth ....cc.c ce.ce .cece. ee.e ee.e ee. ee n ees . 120(3/4): 223-253
McDonough, W.F, Arndt, N.T. and Shirey, S. (Editors), Preface to Special Issue “Chemical Evolution of the
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Macko, S.A., Engel, M.H. and Qian, Y., Early diagenesis and organic matter preservation — a molecular
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stable carbon isotope perspective (Special Section) 365-379
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Maher, W.A. and DeVries, M., The release of phosphorus from oxygenated estuarine sediments 91-104
Mahoney, J.J., Jones, W.B., Frey, FA., Salters, VJ.M., Pyle, D.G. and Davies, H.L., Geochemical
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Cretaceous plateau volcanism in the southeast Indian Ocean .......... ccc c cece cece eect eee eeeeeees 315-345
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Makishima, A. and Masuda, A., Ce isotope ratios of N-type MORB ...........c.eccec eceeeeeeeeeeeees 1- 8
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Sa a ccchekteebeeenhercteseeccnddceecbeneunethebehesseekcacebeaseuednet 111-129
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Marshall, B. and Mancini, F, Major- and minor-element mobilization, with implications for Ni-Cu—Fe-
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Marty, B. and Lussiez, P., Constraints on rare gas partition coefficients from analysis of olivine-glass from a
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PH NE TE BMS ged Case Uh ois ede teens bE CNUs ss cowed cds needs deebccae pease bebeetakonbeeges 191-207
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Mastalerz, M., Thomson, M.L., Stankiewicz, A., Bustin, R.M. and Sinclair, A.J., A geochemical study of solid
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Mayer, L.M., Relationships between mineral surfaces and organic carbon concentrations in soils and
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i heh iia ye 66k CORP TK ENE SES OEE ODES OREO Rs RObe ODES ROO EE EOEO ER OOH ‘ 347-363
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LOLI OE OT Pe Pe Tee Tee Tee eT eT eT Tee eT Tee TT eT ET CATT OTT T TTT TTT . 17- 27
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Meyers, P.A., Preservation of elemental and isotopic source identification of sedimentary organic matter
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ne eke beer ewe Sees SURERECEE ESTEE YE HS 440s OEET ERT ENOSERERCEHEREREOC COED DLO ReeHe ‘ 289-302
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Michard, G., Viollier, E., Jézéquel, D. and Sarazin, G., Geochemical study of a crater lake: Pavin Lake,
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117(1/4):
aS ek ea. see aed ae eb kde kd nae ARbep behets deseo ede ee ema es ; 127-147
Mogollén, J.L. and Bifano, C., Topography, weather and human activity effects on the behavior of metallic
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Morgenstern, U., Gellermann, R., Hebert, D., Borner, I., Stolz, W., Vaikmae, R., Rajamae, R. and Putnik,
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GOED-GERRIES VOOCREINER TPGHE HW DOUG, FORE onic ccc ccc ese ccewesrcccceseensosesoeseensesnce : 118(1/4): 109-142
Morrison, C.A., Lambert, D.D., Morrison, R.J.S., Ahlers, W.W. and Nicholls, I.A., Laser ablation—inductively
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EE EE ee ee ea ee eeee e hee eT eee eS ee ee ee ee ee ee Pere 229-243
Muir, R.J., Ireland, T.R., Weaver, S.D. and Bradshaw, J.D., lon microprobe U-Pb zircon geochronology of
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Nagamine, K., Origin and coseismic behavior of mineral spring gas at Byakko, Japan, studied by automated
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gas chromatographic analyses 3- 17
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NE PLEO TT ee Pe ET eT eee Tee Tee ee ee ee Tee eee eT eT eT ee eee Te re Pe 327-342
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noche 46+ O01 Obs HAO OR OEAEESE RD Ooh 009008004000 6-000ebe REE EERE NEEIINES 207-221
Nagler, Th.F, Schafer, H.-J. and Gebauer, D., A new approach for the determination of age of a partial
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* 112(1/2):
Central Iberian Zone, Spain — Reply (DMCussION) 0... cscs ccnsevecsvesvecvccsscecvccecsseseses : 194-195
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CM i ke GE eee Aba oh eg ale aM e hae £666 EP eA ARR eee 203-220
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PPT TENT TT CC TIT ECT CEL TORT TTT RTT TPT TIE TET Tee Te ere 213-225
Nardi, S., Binda, P.L., Baccelle, L.S. and Concheri, G., Amino acids of Proterozoic and Ordovician
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sulphide-coated grains from western Canada: Record of biologically-mediated pyrite precipitation ..... . 1- 15
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Oe TTT TT ere ee TeTT PCTS T TCT LETT TPT TTTIET TT eee TT tT eer s 247-254
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Neilsen, T.A., see German, C.R. .......... Peet Tyee ee eee TT TERT TTT CTT ee PCE eT eee 175-190
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Nicholls, I.A., see Morrison, C.A 13- 29
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ee ee i Le ela sbi chd Ad Ge bod whee ks me oe eee Obs KOREA eee ees ‘ 89-105
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ee a MOTT TCT TEE TEE TET CET TEETER TLE ee RL ee 107-126